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When I try to download the instrument drivers using Tools > Instrument > Install ArgyllCMS drivers, I get the following error:
> Key does not exist: “There is no item named u’Argyll_V2.3.0_USB_driver_installer.exe’ in the archive”
(See attached screenshot.)
Is there any way to download this package manually? I tried searching with Google, but it was no help, and the ArgyllCMS website is archaic and I didn’t find anything there other than a download of the binaries.
I did notice that the Argyll download contains a “USB” folder that contains drivers, but I tried pointing the Windows Device Manager at that folder and got it’s own error. I was hoping that this menu option in DisplayCAL might have better luck installing.
Device Manager gives me a very generic error and nothing in the Windows Event Log was illuminating on what the issue could be. I’ve used my i1 Display 2 many times on Windows 10, but never with the newest update, “21H2”. I don’t have a screenshot that error, and I don’t have my device handy at the moment. It was exceedingly generic like, “We found a compatible driver, but failed to add it to the driver store. Contact the device manufacturer.”
If this exe download from DisplayCAL worked, would it be different drivers than the ones found in the USB folder in Argyll?
SYS driver in ArgyllCMS seems to be not signed. DisplayCAL distributes a signed libusb driver.
Try to use ARgyll 2.1.2 signed driver in DisplayCAL, then set executables to Argyll 2.3.I’ve not inspected the code but AFAIK libusb is just a hook for USB communication. Actual device commands (spyders, i1Pro3) may/should be in each Argyll executable, and USB driver is justa common tunnel to channel these ops.
Hmm, there is a change in .inf file: DEV ID + names of new devices.
new: “i1 Pro3 (Argyll)” = LIBUSB0_DEV, USB\VID_0765&PID_6009
removed: i1d3, so it always goes through HID driver
C code is the same.
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/install/signing-drivers-for-public-release–windows-vista-and-later-
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/install/deprecation-of-software-publisher-certificates-and-commercial-release-certificates
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/dashboard/register-for-the-hardware-programMaybe we should pay Graeme a year subscription to that…
Florian’s certificate expired on 2019 but SHA256 CA is up to 2027.
Has anyone tried to install signed driver USB 2.1.2 in Windows11?
Try to use ARgyll 2.1.2 signed driver in DisplayCAL
I happened to find a zip file containing these drivers on my desktop PC and they installed fine on my laptop, and DisplayCAL is now seeing my instrument.
I’m curious, though. If I hadn’t found that old zip file, how would I have instructed DisplayCAL to download that version? I don’t see any option to do so. Or is it something would have done outside of the program. Again, where would I find the file? The ArgyllCMS website is confusing.
I’m curious, though. If I hadn’t found that old zip file, how would I have instructed DisplayCAL to download that version? I don’t see any option to do so. Or is it something would have done outside of the program. Again, where would I find the file? The ArgyllCMS website is confusing.
You would need to set in DisplayCAL as Argyll executables 2.1.2, the DisplayCAl will try to downloas USB signed driver 2.1.2
You would need to set in DisplayCAL as Argyll executables 2.1.2, the DisplayCAl will try to downloas USB signed driver 2.1.2
Ah, so it looks for drivers based on the Argyll executable version. Interesting. The 2.1.2 driver download I happened to find on my other PC worked fine with Argyll 2.3 and the latest version of DisplayCAL. Thanks!
